10 May 1913
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1913
Page
1
Many personal notices recount visits and travels of residents. People from Williamsport, Baltimore, Frederick, and Hagerstown are listed visiting relatives, attending services, or traveling to events. A wedding reception and a large children’s dance event are described with attendees and decorations.
May 10. Carrov B. L. Brewington, shot by L. Fields, is improving. Fields not yet arrested. Brewington seeks a divorce while Mrs. Fields shows indifference to the assault. He renews efforts to win her as wife, insisting she was from Fields and offering little sympathy from friends.
A worker near an elevated New York railroad was cut by a train, losing her left hand. The injured woman asked for her hand and insisted against tossing any part away. Investigators found rings on the hand as a crowd dispersed and police searched for the missing limb.
The fragmentary article records a debate on ownership with names Megara, Cariigla, Whimeyer, and defenders Fred Gaffman, Lowlie Reard, and Harry Voeckler. Judges ruled 206 in favor of the amrina tivo, amid unclear phrasing and garbled OCR.
The Court of Appeals at Annapolis upheld the H and C charter rooted 85 years ago by John V. Lt. McMahon, ruling directors could issue stock for betterments while preserving exemptions. The decision affirms prior judges and highlights the long standing model nature of the charter amid ongoing railroad corporate governance debates.
Arthur H. Devane of Mledrig Milla Milas and Miss Tiva Revell of this city wed yesterday in a ceremony described as simple and pleasant The couple planned a honeymoon with travel to Gattyehure Atlantic City and Niagara Falls before returning Honeymoon funds were discussed in light of the pair’s plans to tour nearby towns A later Roanoke wedding connected Miss Adeline Hurt and Charles Spessard Both grooms are noted as employed in Richmond Marriage licenses listed for Zeigler Adams and Rink Liebh tenberger
The Sick Mr 8 H Kendall at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Talithmore is recovering from a broken bone with uneven healing. J T L Ganes at 118 Alexander Street, operated on for stomach trouble, shows rapid improvement. Miss Mary Carbavgl of Valenting Street was hospitalized for an operation. Mr William T Hamilton is caring for a hospitalization. Master Nevin Hensory of W Antleram Street suffers from multiple facial swellings requiring medical attention.
Rob Besecker a Fayettaville resident battled copperheads and rattlers near Gract Conburg while working on a house. He disturbed two nests among rocks, fought a third entwined his arm, and was protected by sturdy overalls. He escaped serious harm after disabling the snakes on the roadway.
The Academic department of the Ish School defeated the comtutergty department of the same school yesterday afternoon at Athletic Park by 16 to 14. Kool ball was played despite two wild pitches by both pitchers, Bluely and Sowers for the Academic and Ward Ingrim Wowurs and Miller for the Commercial. East End faces Logging Factory at 4 pm on the Western Maryland diamond. Al-Scholaatied and the High Seloal split their second game of the series this afternoon at Athlatia Park.
Ice cream freezers in all sizes at Emmert Hardware Co with low prices on Ellezard and Goins models. Also Sharp er and Faber fountain pen ink claim and a selection of paints from Lewis Ping White Lead Empire Ping Posts English Crown Ready Mixed. Cedar mops and interior woodwork finishing products plus Hammocks direct from factory. Oak Spring Cafe Chile Con Carne noted.
Large audiences attended the Sunday School Convention held at St Paul’s United in Ernstide Deseries. Delegates from Hancock Indian Spring and Clogrepring districts debated topics, with Rev J. W. Ktin gamean and Rev J. D. Harp among speakers. Mother’s Day services and multiple church notices follow in the day’s schedule.
May or Maward H. Hows of Emmitaburg sues County Constable Cheater M. Tlauver and Justice Morton Miller for 5000 dollars alleging improper handling of a state Emmitaburg authority dispute. The suit stems from a dispute over the custody of a person named Sfayer Rowe during a confrontation between town and state authorities.
A confusing fragment describes a location along Williamsport Pike near Prospect Place. The readable text references individuals Bower and Davis and a person named Cole Agenti in an unclear event or action. Further details are not available in the fragmented passage.
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